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8 Comments on Sellers Stay Focused! It will get your home sold FASTER!
Very true - sellers are only involved with 'buyers' until the house is sold. I always try to paint a vision of the goal and how we will get to the goal rather than focusing on just the numbers of the one offer. Many times this does help the sellers understand it is important to give proper consideration to any offers that come in - especially when you are pretty much within 10% which is the situation that you describe.
Good luck!
That's right! Focus. Who cares if you like the people buying your home? Are you going to live there with them?
It is though our job as become the mediator instead of the advisor. Maybe we should all focus a little harder.
shelton
Lisa this is exactly the kind of upfront, straigtforward approach sellers need to hear. It may tick them off for a minute and only the arrogant will reject the notion. But me personally, I'd rather work with sellers who can face the truth.
Lisa- You are completely right! A low offer is better than what they had yesterday, which was no offer! Now they have a ready, willing and able buyer that committed in writing to negotiate for the purchase of their house. Time to let their agent advise them and negotiate for them. Great post!
Lisa - Sellers need to know that what they want for their home has nothing to do with what it will sell for. If they want top dollar, they better make sure the home is in perfect condition.
Lisa, That emotional connection is a hard nut to crack. And any reasonable offer can turn into a negotiation that is win-win. I've seen sellers spend much more than the difference between offer & listing price in house notes while they want for another offer.
I buy and sell homes that I never even live in and I still find myself getting emotionally attached sometimes! Its tough, but with persistence, i think reason will prevail. Thanks for the post!